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t ORONO and DISTRICT NEWS The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 18,1984 11 By Isabelle Challice Quote - "Springtime is a season of hope and joy and cheer. There's beauty all around us, to see and touch and hear." Mrs. E. L. Gilbank recently visited her daughter Anne and family in Scottdale, Pa., U.S.A. While there she attended attended the musical "Cinderella" in. which granddaughter Delphine portrayed the wicked stepmother. Grandson Mark was also in the entertainment. entertainment. On her way home she stopped to visit with daughter Carol and Paul Webb and family, Markham. There she was privileged to witness the Markham Ice Carnival, in which grandchildren grandchildren Dawn and Darren both participated. EXPANDING? Shared Office Space For Rent Modern building, ground floor, air conditioned, 200 sq. (t. parking. Call Ernie Harvey 623-2527 Miss Lois Patterson, Willowdale was a Tuesday visitor with her aunt, Mrs. Bessie Bellamy. Mr. Lome Bowins spent last Thursday in Toronto, visiting his brother Albert, who is a patient in St. Michael's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Bellamy and family, Hamilton, Hamilton, spent the past weekend visiting relatives in the area. David Chatterton arrived home Saturday, after enjoying several weeks holiday in the sunny southland. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Staples, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples, Orono were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Gibson, Burlington. Those attending the Toronto Civic Garden Flower Show and Cullens Barns on Saturday's Saturday's bus trip included Mr. and Mrs: Roy Taylor, Kirby; Mr. and Mrs. Clare Gunter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples, Mrs. Thelma Vagg, Mrs. E. Billings, Mrs. D. Bailey, Mr. Roy Patton, 0. Gnluijc. ' Irrn " flfl 'miXa UNIQUE REALTY LIMITED member broker 403 King Street West, Oshawa TELEPHONE 576-3504 BOWMANVILLE -- sidesplit, spotless, 4 bedroom, 1 '/z baths, main floor.family room with fireplace and walkout. Finished rec room with bar. Asking $84,900. GnMfc- TTTZI. UNIQUE REALTY LIMITED member broker 403 King Street West, Oshawa TELEPHONE 576-3504 $61,900 - Brick and aluminum -105' x 175' lot, town water, Janetville .subdivision. H.U.D.A.C. warranty. Mason windows, model for inspection. 728-4157 OSHAWA "THE ACCENT IS ON PERSONAL SERVICE" 90 LAWRENCE CRES., BOWMANVILLE Slider glass door walkout from dining room to private cedar deck, completely fenced large lot, storage shed. A MUST TO SEE! Living room has one complete wall of tensile mirrors, dining room boasts solid walnut built-in cabinet, all upgraded broadloom, built-in dish washer, trash compactor, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Call 728-4157. Challice and Mrs. Donna Sutherland, Bowmanville. The trip was sponsored by Newcastle Newcastle Horticulture and much enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. John Hodge have arrived home from Florida after spending the winter months. Pinewood Derby Held Saturday, April 7, in Clarke High School, with over 200 Cubs taking part, from the West Durham district. Winners from Orono - Grant Tompkins 1st in stock design; Peter Cowan 8th in speed; Ryan Tomlinson 11th in speed. Town Hall Card Party The regular card party was held on Wed., April 11th in Orono Town Hall, with the following winners: 1. Gus Wilson 83,2. Norma Moffat 81, 3. Dora McDonald 75, 4. Lena Clysdale 75, 5. Alf Graham 75. The low score for the evening evening was Fred Yeo. Lucky draw winners - Bernice Partner and Myrtle Wood. Our next card party will be Wed., April 25 at 8 p.m. Agriculture Fair Board The Annual Meeting and dinner of the Durham Central Agriculture fair board and friends took place Wednesday, April 11th in Orono United Church hall, with a very large crowd in attendance. Everyone Everyone enjoyed the delicious roast turkey dinner, complete with trimmings and Mr. Les Reid expressed thanks to the U.C.W. and the ladies received received a standing ovation from the audience. Donald Staples, in his usual efferresent style, assisted Gladys Brown to the FOR EASTER Schneiders -q Bologna 55 c ioog^2- 8 ib. Old Fashion * - - ^ Ham 95 c 100g^4» 1 Ib. Fine & Coarse (No Garlic) * - « . Salami 89°ioog^4« ib. Black Forest * _ Mini Ham 99 c ioog^4- 8 ib. Black Forest * _ « . Halves of Ham . 95° 100 g^4. 1 ib. Assorted Baked Meat Loaves ... 79 1009^3. # ib. Ham Kielbassa .. 79 c ioog3. 58 ib. Pork Chops *4.95 kg^2« 2 ® Ib. Boneless * - -- Sirloin Steak *8.98 kg*4, ib. Porterhouse,T-Bone,Wing * - -- Steak *8.98 kg *4. 7 Ib. Store.tvlade Sla Vinkerx *6,59kg^2.99 lb. Boneless » A _ A Blade Roast... *5.93 kg^2,72 ib. Voortman Honey Cake.. Country Bakery Raisin Bread . 6" Pot Moms 6" Pot Lily... 425 g«99^ .. 625gM .99 $4 ■ ■■■■■■mee ■ ® 99 We Sell Cut Flowers. Many More Specials In The Store lYKSTRA'S ELICATESSEN AND FOOD MARKET LTD. 77 King St. West Bowmanville 623-3541 HOCKIM HOCKIN REAL ESTATE LTD. 123 KING ST. EAST bowmanville Telephone 623-4115 BRIAN CASCAGNETTE LIBERTY STREET -- 3 bedroom, 1 Vi storey, trame house, 60' x 132' lot, comfortable living close to all amenities. $57,500.00. $39,900.00 IS THE PRICE -- of this two bedroom bungalow, nice lot with workshop, easy access to all conveniences. BOWMANVILLE - 8 acre estate - Custom built, two storey, brick house, four bedrooms;-oak staircase, 8 scenic acres with barn and pond close to town. $174,900.00. M.L.S. LESKARD ROAD -- 1 'A acre lot with fruit trees, two bedroom country homo with extra bedroom In basement and attached garage. Wood stove In rec room heals house. Asking $84,900.00. ■ M.L.S. BOWMANVILLE NORTH END - Four bedroom, raised bungalow on quiet court, family room with llroplnco, largo fenced lot. Asking $110,000.00. M.L.S. HAMPTON -- Unfinished, sidesplit on scenic 1-acre lot, needs Interior trim, brick and cement work. Tremendous potential. $114,900.00. M.L.S. PROSPECT STREET - Cozy, 3 bedroom, aluminum and vinyl bungalow on largo lot. Idoal starter homo lor only $50,900.00. M.L.S. LIVE IN ONE • RENT THE OTHER - 1 Vb storey homo on ravine loi with two separate living quarters. Village ol Orono. Asking $62,900.00. Call lor further details, M.L.S. Bonnlo Faber.. Joan Fry Pal Mnrjorrlson Liz Moado . 433-01 76 . 007-4922 .023-2470 , 570-5502 .Mary Lou Mlnlz Bob Slovons Madeleine Williams. Mnrg Da In Brian Cascngnotlu.. 570-3265 023-3090' 007-4235 023-2001 023-7430 HORSE FARM - Nowlonvlllo Area - solid farmhouse In excellent attached double garage, $119,900.00. M.L 31 acres, two storey condition, good barn. S. Barrel Dnvolln Claudo Dykslra Jack Ricard Ken l-lockln ..903-5017 .. 023-2423 .. 433-0030 .. 023-5050 piano and then led everyone in a spirited sing along. Really rolling back the years. Donald led off with "School Days," "K. K. Katy", and "Take Me Out to the Ball Game." These were followed by "When Irish Eyes are Smilin." Mr. Ray Staples then introduced introduced the head table guests. President Don Welsh, 1st Vice Pres. Howard Bradley and Mrs. Bradley. . 2nd Vice President - Ray Staples and Mrs. Staples. Guest speaker r Mrs. David Larmer. Beauty Queen - Miss Durham Central, Beth Marchant and friend. Mrs. Arlene Ayre, Sec. Treas. and Mr. George Carson, Manager. It was then announced that at great expense to the fair board, they had imported musical talent from out of town, (way out Kirby way). James and Doreen Lowery then entertained with their usual charm and good music. Much enjoyed by all present. George Carson then invited Bill Reid and wife to come forward for presentation of a long service diploma for all the years of faithful service given to the fair board. Bill reminisced of the years gone by and stated he had enjoyed every minute. Bill started the first "Business Men's Trot", and donated the first cooler. Myrtle was presented with a lovely cascade arrangement of red carnations by Mrs. H. Bradley. Mr. Howard Bradley introduced introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. David Larmer, from Agriculture Agriculture Canada, Toronto office. Mrs. Larmer brought an interesting challenge to the directors and reminded them they must always keep their fairs a "showplace for the public." By, keeping your competitions always up, to date, be they in the animal depts. or the needlework or domestic sciences depts. For overall success you must satisfy -1. Your own directors. 2. Your exhibitors. 3. Your paying public. 4. And of course your bank manager. At all times have exhibits well displayed and secure the services of qualified judges, keep good records to check on regularly. Your local fair is "People Caring and Sharing." Mrs. Donna Scott thanked the speaker and presented her with a gift of appreciation. James and Doreen Lowery then favored with more music to close <i very enjoyable evening. ' V - ' -- - 1; - vy.' 1 - Canadian Order of Forresters News Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Yeo and Scott, Orono spent the past weekend at the Howard Johnson Airport Motel, Toronto, attending the Eastern Ontario Provincial Assembly for the Canadian Order of Forresters, where Alvin was installed as District Deputy for the E.O.P.A. The Bowmanville lodge, of which Alvin is a member, won the Membership and Sportsman Sportsman Trophy of the year award and the Bowmanville Ladies won the Most Achievements Award. Orono United Church News The beautiful Easter lilies at the front of the church were placed in memory of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brown, and placed by the family. Mr. Robert Chater led in Psalms and scripture readings readings and David Staples gave the children's story. Happy Birthday to Mary Groot who celebrates April 15. Good Fridaÿxcombined services services on April 20, at 10 a.m. in Orono Church. The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be celebrated. Choirs of Kirby and Orono will sing. Tickets are now available for our upcoming Smorgasbord Smorgasbord Dinner, Wed., May 16 at 6 -7 p.m. All proceeds are going to the Renovation Fund, tioh sponsored by Board of Trustees Trustees and Board of Stewards. Our congregation and entire community were shocked and saddened to hear of the sudden and tragic loss of Mr. Walter Ormiston, on Friday evening. The families and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ormiston were hosting a celebration for them in honor of their recent marriage (Feb. 25) on Friday evening at Orono Community Centre, when Mr. Ormiston suffered a fatal heart attack. The sympathy of the community community to Mrs. Ormiston (nee Rita Jonah) of Leskard. St, Saviours Church News Holy Communion was served at St. Saviours on Sunday morning with server Leanne Johnson and saleswomen saleswomen Sandra Anderson and Beryl Clark taking part. Special Good Friday services at 10 a,m, at St, Saviours and an Easter Day service at 9:45 a. in, Remember our St, Saviours Salad Supper, is Wed., May 2, and there will be only one sitting at 6 p.m, in the hall at the arena, lie sure to get your tickets early. May 12 - Parish Outreach Walkathon - We need walkers, sponsors, checkpointers, etc, Please contact Outreach Coordinators Coordinators Sandra Anderson 983-5654 if you can help out! Orono News Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Mac (Harold) Ransberry who were invited guests of Lieut.-Governor John B. and Mrs. Aird at the Government Suite, Queen's Park, on Wed., April 18 for afternoon tea. This event was specially honoring the volunteers of the Toronto and district chapters of the Kidney Foundation. A gentle reminder to all hobby and craft devotees, of our Hobby and Craft Night, next Thursday, April 26, along with our guest speaker, Mr. Gordon Wick, who is a director director with the Toronto Civic Garden Centre. 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